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Trinamool MLA Sits On College Principal's Chair In Bengal's Nadia, Sparks Row
Photographs of a TMC MLA sitting on the chair of a college principal in West Bengal's Nadia district triggered controversy Thursday, with opposition BJP accusing the ruling party of destroying the autonomy of state-aided educational institutions.
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UGC Announces New Massive Online Open Courses
University Grants Commission (UGC) has announced 78 undergraduate and 46 postgraduate non-engineering Massive Online Open Courses (MOOCS).
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NEP: Universities Not To Affiliate Over 300 Colleges, Says Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal
Universities will not be able to provide affiliation to more than 300 colleges with the new National Education Policy (NEP) proposing granting more autonomy to colleges and phasing out affiliation system, Union minister Ramesh Pokhriyal ''Nishank'' said on Wednesday.
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Delhi University Appeals To Teachers To Abandon Protest, Evaluate Answer-Sheets
Opposing the 'graded autonomy' as proposed to colleges by the Ministry of Human Resource Development, the DUTA teachers have been boycotting the evaluation of answer sheets since May 9.
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Delhi University Teachers Write To UGC Against Grant Of Autonomous Status To St Stephen's College
The Delhi University Teachers Association (DUTA) today expressed shock at reports that the University Grants Commission (UGC) was working to grant autonomous status to St Stephen's College.
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University Teachers Slam UGC Autonomy Move, Call It A Ploy To Wash Hands Off Grants
Federation of Central Universities Teachers' Associations has called the UGC decision to grant autonomy to varsities as 'the misguided pursuit to make education market determined and market dependent'.
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St Stephen's Autonomy Row: 'Honour Assurance Given To Staff Council', Teachers Ask Principal
In a response to an email sent by Delhi University's St Stephen's College to all Heads of Departments from the Principal, 41 out of 53 permanent teachers of institution have submitted a letter demanding to honour the assurances given to the staff council regarding the autonomy issue.
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St Stephen's Autonomy Row: Staff Association Threatens To Resign Admin Posts
The staff association of St Stephen's college threatened to resign from "all voluntary administrative positions as Staff Advisers of Students ' Societies and Members/Conveners of Committees" to register their protest in the incidents happened in the governing body meeting which was convened to discuss the autonomy issue and after.
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Delhi University's St. Stephen's Decides To Seek Autonomous Status; DUTA To Protest Tomorrow
Amid protests by students and teachers, the Governing Body of the prestigious St Stephen's College of Delhi University decided to go ahead with the proposal seeking autonomy for the institution.
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Why the Centre's plan on greater autonomy for colleges might fizzle out
All is not well in the campuses of India's top colleges. The Centre through the Human Resources Development (HRD) Ministry is working on a plan to give greater autonomy to select colleges including SRCC, LSR, St Stephens in Delhi, St Xavier's in Mumbai and Chennai's Loyola College.
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IIT Delhi alumni write to PM against common entrance exam
The alumni association of the IIT or Indian institute of Technology has written to the Prime Minister, attacking Education Minister Kapil Sibal over his one-nation one-exam policy. The association writes that "IITs are being destroyed by mindless tampering by people in the HRD (Human Resources Development ministry)." It also warns that decisions li...
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Xavier's becomes Mumbai's first autonomous college
The prestigious St Xavier's College in Mumbai has become the first institution under Mumbai University to have been granted autonomy by the University Grants Commission (UGC), officials said on Friday.According to University officials, the autonomy will be implemented in phases starting from this academic year and the college will have freedom to h...
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Trinamool MLA Sits On College Principal's Chair In Bengal's Nadia, Sparks Row
Photographs of a TMC MLA sitting on the chair of a college principal in West Bengal's Nadia district triggered controversy Thursday, with opposition BJP accusing the ruling party of destroying the autonomy of state-aided educational institutions.
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UGC Announces New Massive Online Open Courses
University Grants Commission (UGC) has announced 78 undergraduate and 46 postgraduate non-engineering Massive Online Open Courses (MOOCS).
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NEP: Universities Not To Affiliate Over 300 Colleges, Says Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal
Universities will not be able to provide affiliation to more than 300 colleges with the new National Education Policy (NEP) proposing granting more autonomy to colleges and phasing out affiliation system, Union minister Ramesh Pokhriyal ''Nishank'' said on Wednesday.
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Delhi University Appeals To Teachers To Abandon Protest, Evaluate Answer-Sheets
Opposing the 'graded autonomy' as proposed to colleges by the Ministry of Human Resource Development, the DUTA teachers have been boycotting the evaluation of answer sheets since May 9.
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Delhi University Teachers Write To UGC Against Grant Of Autonomous Status To St Stephen's College
The Delhi University Teachers Association (DUTA) today expressed shock at reports that the University Grants Commission (UGC) was working to grant autonomous status to St Stephen's College.
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University Teachers Slam UGC Autonomy Move, Call It A Ploy To Wash Hands Off Grants
Federation of Central Universities Teachers' Associations has called the UGC decision to grant autonomy to varsities as 'the misguided pursuit to make education market determined and market dependent'.
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St Stephen's Autonomy Row: 'Honour Assurance Given To Staff Council', Teachers Ask Principal
In a response to an email sent by Delhi University's St Stephen's College to all Heads of Departments from the Principal, 41 out of 53 permanent teachers of institution have submitted a letter demanding to honour the assurances given to the staff council regarding the autonomy issue.
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St Stephen's Autonomy Row: Staff Association Threatens To Resign Admin Posts
The staff association of St Stephen's college threatened to resign from "all voluntary administrative positions as Staff Advisers of Students ' Societies and Members/Conveners of Committees" to register their protest in the incidents happened in the governing body meeting which was convened to discuss the autonomy issue and after.
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Delhi University's St. Stephen's Decides To Seek Autonomous Status; DUTA To Protest Tomorrow
Amid protests by students and teachers, the Governing Body of the prestigious St Stephen's College of Delhi University decided to go ahead with the proposal seeking autonomy for the institution.
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Why the Centre's plan on greater autonomy for colleges might fizzle out
All is not well in the campuses of India's top colleges. The Centre through the Human Resources Development (HRD) Ministry is working on a plan to give greater autonomy to select colleges including SRCC, LSR, St Stephens in Delhi, St Xavier's in Mumbai and Chennai's Loyola College.
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IIT Delhi alumni write to PM against common entrance exam
The alumni association of the IIT or Indian institute of Technology has written to the Prime Minister, attacking Education Minister Kapil Sibal over his one-nation one-exam policy. The association writes that "IITs are being destroyed by mindless tampering by people in the HRD (Human Resources Development ministry)." It also warns that decisions li...
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Xavier's becomes Mumbai's first autonomous college
The prestigious St Xavier's College in Mumbai has become the first institution under Mumbai University to have been granted autonomy by the University Grants Commission (UGC), officials said on Friday.According to University officials, the autonomy will be implemented in phases starting from this academic year and the college will have freedom to h...
